Andy Murray vs Stefanos Tsitsipas Prediction: Andy Murray will get a solid win

In the second round of the Wimbledon tournament Andy Murray, the 40th-ranked player in the world will meet Stefanos Tsitsipas, the world No.5. The two men met twice on the Tour, with Murray winning on grass, 1:1.

Andy was systematically preparing for Wimbledon, playing a tournament in Surbiton before Majors, which he won by beating Rodionov in the final. Andy then won another tournament in Nottingham. However, Andy was unsuccessful in London, losing in the first round to De Minaur. In the first round of Wimbledon, Murray beat Peniston in three sets 6:3, 6:0, 6:1 in two hours. For the game, Murray served five doubles and zero double faults, winning 76% of points on his first serve and 59% on his second. Receiving stats: 38%/68%, winners/unforced errors 21/24.

Tsitsipas has been a little underwhelming on the grass court so far. The Greek failed in Stuttgart, Hull, and Mallorca, played two exhibition matches in Britain, and beat Davidovich Fokin but lost to Lajovic. In the first round, Tsitsipas had great difficulty beating Dominic Thiem, who had not been very good on grass. He beat the Austrian by three tie-breaks, and in the fifth set Tsitsipas won the match 10:8. Tsitsipas served 13 times on the court, making three doubles and winning 82% of his first serve points, 72% of his second serve points. Receiving stats: 26%/35%, winners/unforced errors 70/32.

Murray beat Tsitsipas in his only individual match on grass. Andy had a great run-up to Wimbledon, winning two tournaments, albeit not very big, but still. Andy was also excellent in the first round at Wimbledon, while Tsitsipas had a hard time beating Tim. Tsitsipas looked weak on grass before Majors as well. We believe that the bookmakers were right and Andy Murray will win the second round of Wimbledon.